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“The Illinois Supreme Court ruled Friday against releasing statements former Mayor Richard M. Daley and his family gave a special prosecutor during the investigation that sent Daley’s nephew Richard J. “R.J.” Vanecko to jail for killing David Koschman.” apple.news/A1D3zI8WdRE-HC…
“It also said no to making public any emails that Webb exchanged with the Daley family, a list of witnesses interviewed by the special prosecutor’s office and subpoenas issued to City Hall.”
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Just another reason why the Ricketts family sucks for Chicago.
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Supreme Court ruled Commerce Clause of Constitution DOES NOT permit Medicare for ALL. National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, 2012. This SCOTUS case says that the federal government cannot force anyone to buy a product or use a service; if they have inactivity.
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